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Honda Vamos (second generation)

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The Vamos name came back in June 1999 and its twin, the Vamos Hobio, joined it in April 2003, which began the second period of the Vamos. Both are microvans, upper trim versions of the Acty van, with a 659 cc three cylinder SOHC gasoline engine, the E07Z, and optional four wheel drive using Honda's Full Time 4WD system. Marketing of the Vamos stresses personal use, while the Acty van and truck are aimed more at commercial and industrial uses. Each model year has its own page.

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1999 1
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Honda 1
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Van or Kei Truck 1
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Source Wikipedia: Honda VamosLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2
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The Honda Vamos is a leisure vehicle originally produced by Japanese automaker Honda from 1970 to 1973
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1. Wikipedia: Honda Vamos
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  • Vamos and Vamos Hobio, reintroduction
    The Honda Vamos name was reintroduced in June 1999, and was joined by its twin, the Honda Vamos Hobio in April 2003.
  • Lead paragraph, manufacturer
    The Honda Vamos is a leisure vehicle originally produced by Japanese automaker Honda from 1970 to 1973
  • Vamos and Vamos Hobio, use
    The Vamos is marketed more for personal use whereas the Acty van and truck are geared more towards commercial and industrial uses
  • Vamos and Vamos Hobio, four-wheel drive
    Four-wheel drive is optional, using Honda's Full Time 4WD system that utilizes a viscous coupling.
  • Body style, van: Vamos and Vamos Hobio, microvans
    Both are microvans with 659 cc straight-3 SOHC E07Z gasoline engines and are upper trim level versions of the Honda Acty van.
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